Capo 4th Fret
[CHORUS]
[D]Poor old Dicey Riley she has [A]taken to the [D]sup,
[A]Poor old Dicey Riley she will [D]never give it up,
It's off each morning to the hock, and [A7]she’ll go in for another little drop.
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[VERSE 1]
[D]She walks along Fitzgibbon Street with an [A]independent [D]air,
[A]Pop along by Summerhill and the [D]people stop and stare,
[D]She says it's nearly half past one, [A7]I’ll slip in for another little one,
For the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[CHORUS]
[D]Poor old Dicey Riley she has [A]taken to the [D]sup,
[A]Poor old Dicey Riley she will [D]never give it up,
It's off each morning to the hock, and [A7]she’ll go in for another little drop.
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[VERSE 2]
[D]She owns a little sweet shop at the [A]corner of the [D]street,
[A]Every evening after school, I [D]go to wash her feet,
She leaves me there to mind the shop,while [A7]she nips in for another little drop
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y
[CHORUS]
[D]Poor old Dicey Riley she has [A]taken to the [D]sup,
[A]Poor old Dicey Riley she will [D]never give it up,
It's off each morning to the hock, and [A7]she drops in for another little drop.
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[CHORUS]
[D]Poor old Dicey Riley she has [A]taken to the [D]sup,
[A]Poor old Dicey Riley she will [D]never give it up,
It's off each morning to the hock, and [A7]she’ll go in for another little drop.
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[VERSE 1]
[D]She walks along Fitzgibbon Street with an [A]independent [D]air,
[A]Pop along by Summerhill and the [D]people stop and stare,
[D]She says it's nearly half past one, [A7]I’ll slip in for another little one,
For the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[CHORUS]
[D]Poor old Dicey Riley she has [A]taken to the [D]sup,
[A]Poor old Dicey Riley she will [D]never give it up,
It's off each morning to the hock, and [A7]she’ll go in for another little drop.
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
[VERSE 2]
[D]She owns a little sweet shop at the [A]corner of the [D]street,
[A]Every evening after school, I [D]go to wash her feet,
She leaves me there to mind the shop,while [A7]she nips in for another little drop
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y
[CHORUS]
[D]Poor old Dicey Riley she has [A]taken to the [D]sup,
[A]Poor old Dicey Riley she will [D]never give it up,
It's off each morning to the hock, and [A7]she drops in for another little drop.
Ah the [D]heart of the rowel is Dicey [A7]Rile[D]y.
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